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... Lliiot arm the Chinese plenipotentiaries, by which the Emperor cedes the island of Hong Kong to England, ncrorda indemnity of 6,000,000 of dollars, and establishes official relations between the two Governments footing of perfect equality.-; Lora John Russell ...
... New Houses of Parliament.—The workmen have now commenced their labours on the future residences the Speaker, the Sergeant-at-Arms, and the Lord Great Chamberlain, and the edifices are already in state of forwardness, as well as the clock tower. The libraries ...
... dbrnussion t.kes place the .he head of AstleJ . Amphitheatre by fire of the arm, sheltering aWe In llimmlnee”n the Administration of JesticefNo ) mates are gone through, and Lord John , ii;ii sir Edward Sugden moves the insertion of ause postto bring bills ...
... about half-past two o’clock, escorted by detachment of the nth Hussars (Prince Albert’s regiment), commanded Lieut.-Col. Lord Cardigan, and proceeded, amidst the most enthusiastic cheers of the multitudes that lined the route, to the Pavilion. The band of ...
... nominated Mr. Nicholson, or Old John,” he is here called, neither of them voted for him. The state of the poll shows that (his Tory trick utterly failed to break the Liberal ranks. Mr. Nicholson was received with open arms (he Chartists on his arrival, ...
... of the aiiove statement, which we hasten, as in duty bound, to lay before the public. Comment present would be superfluous.— John Bull. The Aerial Machine.—The following notice has actually appeared the London Gazette . —Application intended to be made ...
... dividends have been declared upon the separate estates of Daniel Wade ol 2s. the pound, and of William Edward Acraman and Alfred John Acranian, of fid. each in the pound. The sum of 8,0~0/., the purchase-money of the pictures of Mr. D. W. Acraman, remains in ...
... the Sword of State. IJlack Rod. . Garter King of Arms. Groom in Waiting Groom of the Stole Groom in Waiting on his roial bigness bis royal highness the Queen. Prince Albert. Prince Albert. Serjeanl-at Arms. Sword of Slate Serjeant-st-Anns. The Lord Steward ...
... of the Forces during the war, and* to Mr. Owen, the Hunterian Professor of the College of Surgeons.—John Bull. Sudden Death of Sib John Cboss.—Sir John Cro9B expired suddenly on Saturday afternoon, at his house, No. 8, Whitehall-place. He had*been all ...
... throat, and afterwards return it with the mere indentation being made on it by Am-icriMG Cass Hydrophobia.—On Thursday Mr. John Hyndman, city coroner, held an inquest at the house, 83, Meek let. burgh-street, upon the body man named Michael Conran, aged ...
... Loss OF Seats The Conservatives have lost Wevmouth, Tillies and Hope being replaced by Bernal and Christie; Wigan, Crosse by Cardigan, Harford adouble return; Southampton, Bruce aud being unseated for bribery through eir agents; in all six seals. The Whig ...
... James Graham, her Majesty's secretary state for the home department, has recommended to the Lord Chan cellor that the names of John Cother, Esq., and Charles Finch, Esq., be inserted the commission of the peace for this borough.—Salisbury Herald. The Edinburgh ...